Fight Party Debt
6:22A man calls demanding $60 for a fight party, claiming the victim and his friends drank and ate without paying, leading to a heated argument before the prank reveal.
Transcript
197 linesHey, this Richard, man.
Um Robert's brother.
Uh we threw the fight party last night.
You came to the fight party.
That was you, right?
Yeah, yeah, that was me.
What's happening?
You wanna uh you got a couple guys with you?
Yeah, me and two of my partners all down.
All right, best.
How y'all enjoy yourself, man?
Y'all y'all y'all enjoy the fight party, the food and the look and everything.
Oh man, it went down, man.
Uh I don't know who did the cooking.
But they got down.
Yeah, it was it was a nice party, man.
It was a nice set you guys had for real.
Yeah, yeah.
My sister, she fried the fish, man.
You liked it?
Oh yeah.
Oh yeah.
But how about your boys?
They enjoyed this show?
Uh yeah, one of them was sleep on the way home.
Yeah.
He ate so much and drank so much he slept the whole way home.
Yeah, okay, okay.
Well look here, man.
I I got your number from a brother, and uh uh uh uh uh Manny, what I'm trying to figure out is when when can you get them uh get the sixty dollars back to me, man?
What?
Say again now?
What you talking about?
I s uh I you say it again.
What are you talking about?
I say, uh, when can you get the sixty dollars to me?
What's sixty dollars?
Well it was twenty dollars ahead, man, for the fight party, you know.
We was driving people twenty bucks ahead, but you know, you know we never got your money, man.
Are you off from your boys?
I mean, y'all ate and drank like like crazy, but you know, ain't nobody bringing the money.
Oh man, then nobody tell me nothing about no money, man.
I'd you know, I'd have paid, but nobody said nothing about that last night.
Okay, uh well it ain't it ain't that you would have paid, you gonna pay.
But uh it's it's 20 dollars ahead.
It's sixty dollars for you and your and your partner.
So we need to get, you know, can you can you swing through here this evening, man?
Get this out the way.
Nah, man, I give that money to Robert tomorrow, but I'm not coming out that way tonight.
That that's far, bro.
Okay, I understand that, but you know, we gotta get this squared up.
You know, we can't wait till tomorrow, bro.
We need to try to get this sixty dollars and get this matter behind us.
You know, y'all didn't came over here and drunk like fish, man, and you you know, every time I saw you, you had a plate in your hand.
I was like, man, you know, at least pay the twenty dollars.
Hold on, hold on, money.
I I had I had the same plate in my hand.
Not every time you saw me.
Don't don't make it sound like that.
Hey, bottom of the line is, man, sixty dollars is old.
Okay?
So
I'm gonna get that.
I get that.
I get that.
And I'd say I'll tell uh tomorrow when I get to work, I'll collect my money and I'll give it to Robert.
You know, I had the money tomorrow.
Well no, I I can't wait till tomorrow.
We got bills that we gotta pay this evening as far as everything that went down.
Now what I'm not gonna do is go back and forth at you about the sixty.
Now either you can bring the six.
I can come out there and get the 60 and your whichever way you want to do it.
Hold up, man.
No, no, see, because the problem is that you've been disrespectful.
You come by our place, man.
You you enjoy yourself at the fight party.
You understand what I'm saying?
You you drinking like crazy.
You you eat all the damn food up there when my sister didn't cook in there, and then you leave out without without the you know, it's just is you're disloyal, disrespectful because what you are, man.
And you should have paid us the money.
Wait, what's the one?
Hey, hold up, hold up.
Hold up, sir.
Hold up.
You ain't gonna call me on no Sunday hunt about some sixty dollars.
I said I'd get that money to you tomorrow.
No, you're trying to get to Robert.
It's Sunday, we're gonna pay a bill on a Sunday.
Your f gonna pay one on Sunday.
That's what's gonna happen.
Okay.
Well, I tell you what.
Come and get the 60 then.
Okay.
Well, I tell you what, ha have your ready when I come get the 60, yeah.
Bring some more of that burnt up fish then, since we gonna keep it real.
What what is what you just say to me?
I said, bring some more of that burnt up fish burnt up.
I'm trying to be nice and talk to y'all that the food's good and all that.
I ain't gonna pay no sixty dollars tonight for no burnt up catfish and some little runny macaroni and and some meatballs and all that.
Come on, man.
You disrespectful.
My sister enslaved in there, and you just sat there and tell my look at your fish, and you my fish wasn't burnt at all.
So now that it's sixty dollars, now this ain't no good.
I'm trying to be supposed to have a little party.
Cause it's twenty dollars a head, you're the one being hey man, let me tell you something.
What?
Let me tell you what.
Don't you come the sh else that we throw?
All right.
My TV bigger than yours, uh man.
I'm watching a 32-inch regular TV.
I got a flat on the crib.
I'm there kicking it with my man.
We got some nice time, and you're gonna call me with this talking about bringing away.
You owe me sixty dollars, man.
Okay, and I need my money.
I ain't bringing you nothing.
Hey, man, where's your brother at, man?
Because I don't know you.
I don't know you, I know him.
Where's he at?
Well, I'm Richard.
I'm Richard.
Robert Robert gave me your number, okay?
So what I need.
From you with this right here.
I need you to start heading this way with the $60.
What?
Man, you better go ahead with that.
I ain't heading nowhere.
Come to the house.
Come get it, man.
You know what?
I try I tried to try to handle this here right right with you.
This is the second part of the fight.
You finna get your show out when I see you, man.
All right.
You're getting your toe out.
Really?
Well, I'm outside right fing now.
Come now.
Come right now.
I'm I'm Mayweather, baby.
You mostly.
You finna get your toe out.
Man, I'm not you can be whoever you want.
You could be Ali and Stormman too.
I'm a Mike Tyson when you get here.
Hurry up.
Alright, you know what?
I tell you what.
Tomorrow morning when you get to work, when you see Robert, guess what?
Richard's gonna be with it.
I'm gonna be right there and I'm gonna tag your ass up.
And guess what?
My brother ain't finna sit there and watch me.
He finna get in on your too.
You should have brought the 60 funky dollars.
Should have asked your brother who you was calling, because he know what time it is.
Man, wait till I see that tomorrow.
You're gonna have to call me about some sixty funky dollars.
I got money.
I don't need the little sixty dollars for your little birth up fist on your little TV.
You Mayweather.
Come on over there then money.
You calling me asking for sixty dollars.
I was there all night last night.
Where was which one was you?
I wish you would have came over and said something to me last night.
We up there watching the fight, having a good time.
You probably a little fat on the corner, chopping it up with the fat girl.
Don't call me today like you hard talking about you gonna take sixty dollars out of my
sixty dollars.
Hold on.
I got your money, money way well, money, may well.
I can't even say it.
Come on over here.
I tell you what, hello?
What?
I got something else to take.
If you listen, far drive, I got one more thing.
Man, you listen.
Yeah, I'm listening.
What?
I'm listening.
Listen closely.
This is nephew Tommy from the Steve Harvey morning show.
Robert got me the prank phone call you.
Oh man, go ahead, man.
Hey man.
Oh, man.
You tell me, man, for the Steve Harvey morning show.
Your co-worker Robert, bro, got me to prank phone.
Oh, man.
It's gonna be a man weathering Mosley at the time for real.
Oh man, no, this is cool, man.